American living in Japan for almost 20 years. Sharing real Japan β food, culture, daily life and everything in between. New content weekly on YouTube and X.
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youtu.be/L53Pf_nQWRo Hayashi Rice is one of my favorite foods in Japan. My kids love it too. Very easy to make.
Morning break near Mikunigaoka Station at Le Grand Chariot Head Shop. Enjoyed a La France (western pear) tart and tea with a friend who has the matcha cake set. The seasonal treats are here ππ΅π° #Osaka #Sakai #CafeHopping #Japan
If you didnβt know getting monetized on YouTube currently requires 1000 subs and 4000 watch hours within a year or a a lot of shorts. That is doubling your 8000 hours on Feb 1. I need to get like 30 hours a day. Things are not looking good.
New video out. How to Use Chopsticks (Easy Pencil Trick)
youtu.be/bH1gTcWOasE
I was going Wakayama last weekend. I went walking in Wakayama City. From Blue Whale to Kinokawa River at Sunset.
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foundinjapan.co/kanji has a new Japanese language learning tool. I have been working on this for a minute. It will teach the correct stroke order and balance. Let me know what you think
Fall flavours have officially hit Starbucks Japan! I tried the new Melty Sweet Potato Beni-Haruka Frappuccino today. The sweet potato drizzle + crunchy bits hits just right.
Would you try this or pass?
#StarbucksJapan #JapanTravel #FoundInJapan #JapanFood
It is raining a lot here in Japan. That wont stop me from trying to get this Pocket 4 to work!
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So Disaster Drill here in Osaka. Wasnβt expecting it. Guess the system works because I went running to my phone to see what it was.
Looking for cheap home-cooked meals in Japan? Skip the convenience store and check out a local Shokudo (ι£ε )!
You can pick fresh, traditional dishes and make your own set meal. This entire spread in Nara cost just 790 yen (~$5 USD).
Again it is like they want to dissolve the EU
πͺπΊ The EU just passed Chat Control 1.0 in Brussels.
Platforms can now scan your private messages again, officially "voluntary," in practice blanket surveillance.
Here's the democratic scandal: 314 MEPs voted against it. Only 276 voted for it.
It passed anyway... because an absolute majority of all MEPs was required to reject it, not just a majority of those present.
More people voted no than yes. It still passed.
Pushed through on an urgent procedure just before summer recess, when absences are highest and attention is lowest.
This is how rights disappear folks. Not in one dramatic moment, but in procedural fine print, on a slow news day, while everyone's looking at Tehran.
Source: @Fidias0 / Writer: Oliver
